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CRIME STATS FOR OUR AREA MAY-NOVEMBER 20267 Other Theft (excl. Unlawful Entry)6 Unlawful Entry1 Fraud1 Good Order Offenc...
05/11/2026

CRIME STATS FOR OUR AREA MAY-NOVEMBER 2026

7 Other Theft (excl. Unlawful Entry)
6 Unlawful Entry
1 Fraud
1 Good Order Offence

Larger reports than usual but mostly on construction sites.

As always, if you see anything suspicious, report it to Policelink or, should you wish to remain anonymous, Crime Stoppers.

VEHICLE SECURITYTo enhance vehicle security, park in well-lit, visible, and secured areas, lock all doors, windows, and ...
27/04/2026

VEHICLE SECURITY

To enhance vehicle security, park in well-lit, visible, and secured areas, lock all doors, windows, and the boot, and remove valuables.

Use security devices like alarms, steering locks, anti-theft screws, GPS trackers, and immobilisers.

Keep keys out of sight, never hide spares, and always take keys when leaving the vehicle, even at petrol stations.

Thwart opportunistic theft through vigilant habits and secure parking practices.

📹 Do you have CCTV at home or work?  You can help make our community safer by joining the Queensland Police Service Comm...
25/04/2026

📹 Do you have CCTV at home or work?

You can help make our community safer by joining the Queensland Police Service Community Camera Alliance.

The program allows residents and businesses to voluntarily register their CCTV systems with QPS, so police know where cameras are located and can quickly request footage if an incident occurs nearby.

✅ Police do not access your camera system
✅ Registration only shows where cameras are located
✅ You’re contacted only if your footage may assist an investigation
✅ Information is stored securely and participation is completely voluntary

CCTV plays an important role in preventing crime, identifying offenders and speeding up investigations. With more cameras now across our neighbourhoods, registering yours can make a real difference.

🔐 You can remove your registration at any time.

👉 Register your CCTV here:


Let’s work together to keep our community safe 💙

📹 **Building a Safer Community Together** 🤝Did you know Queensland Police have a **Community Camera Alliance** initiativ...
07/04/2026

📹 **Building a Safer Community Together** 🤝

Did you know Queensland Police have a **Community Camera Alliance** initiative that helps strengthen local safety?

The Community Camera Alliance allows residents and businesses who have CCTV or security cameras to **voluntarily register** them with Queensland Police. This **does not give police live access** to your cameras — it simply helps them know where cameras are located if footage is needed after an incident.

✅ Voluntary and secure
✅ No live monitoring by police
✅ Helps investigations when incidents occur
✅ Strengthens community crime prevention

If you have cameras at your home or business, or are thinking about installing them, this is a simple way to support community safety.

🔗 Learn more or register here:



Together, small actions can make a big difference. 💙👮‍♀️👮‍♂️

**🚨 Community Safety Update – Neighbourhood Watch 🚨****CRIME STATISTICS FOR OUR NHW AREA**  **Reporting period:** Up to ...
05/04/2026

**🚨 Community Safety Update – Neighbourhood Watch 🚨**

**CRIME STATISTICS FOR OUR NHW AREA**
**Reporting period:** Up to **5 April 2026**

Queensland Police Service has recorded **one (1) incident** for this period, being an **Unlawful Entry**.

👀 **Please stay alert** and continue to look out for suspicious behaviour in our area.

📞 **How to report:**

* **Policelink** (non‑urgent matters):
🌐 Online:
📱 Phone: **131 444**
* **Crime Stoppers** (anonymous reporting):
🌐
📱 **1800 333 000**
* **Emergency situations:**
☎️ **Triple Zero (000)**

Your reports make a real difference in keeping our community safe. Thank you for your continued vigilance and support. 💙🚔

COMMUNITY ALERT – BLACKWOOD STREET (Overnight Incident, 5-6 April 2026)Residents are advised of a reported robbery and c...
05/04/2026

COMMUNITY ALERT – BLACKWOOD STREET (Overnight Incident, 5-6 April 2026)

Residents are advised of a reported robbery and car break‑ins that occurred overnight on Blackwood Street. Please remain alert and ensure vehicles, garages, and homes are secured.

The incident has been reported to police. Below is the original account as shared by a local resident:

“Robbery Blackwood Street – ‘At 1:20am I awoke to witness a little hatchback with 4 young men in balaclavas on the street. One person driving while the other 4 were breaking into cars. They too my garage gov \[sic] and opened my garage door. Reported to police and they did a drive by.’”

If you saw or heard anything suspicious around this time, or have CCTV or dashcam footage* please report it:

Policelink
🌐 https://www.policelink.qld.gov.au
📞 131 444

Crime Stoppers Queensland (anonymous)
🌐 https://www.crimestoppersqld.com.au
📞 1800 333 000

Let’s look out for one another. Please share to help keep neighbours informed and stay safe.

05/04/2026
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